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Author Notes:This is a combination of my years as a food stylist in Chicago having to make beef roast rare--pink colored all the way through the roast--not with a brown circular exterior for photography. Cooking at a slow temperature for a longer period of time achieves that and because I love a flavorful roast, I added garlic and herbs to achieve a delicious beef roast for Sunday dinner! —loubaby

Heat oven to 200 degrees. Season beef roast with pepper. Heat non-stick skillet over medium and sear beef roast on all sides until
browned, about 10 to 15 minutes. Place beef roast in a baking pan and smear all over with garlic paste. Roast in oven for about 3 hours
until about 130 degrees internal temperature. Let roast rest, covered lightly with foil about 15 minutes.

This is delicious! I made it for French dip sandwiches...yum. It's also really easy, and I loved that it used all pantry staples. My roast was slightly smaller, so I cooked it for about 2 1/2 hours. And you're right, it's perfectly rare. My only question is about the garlic paste: since most of the olive oil did not mix into the garlic paste, I was left with quite a bit of garlicky oil. Do you pour this over the roast when you're smearing the paste on? Or do you save it for another use? (I didn't pour it on.) Thanks!

This looks like a great recipe to have for impronto gatherings or my family that love their meat rare. I always go for med-rare because I like a crust, but I usually sear on high heat all my roasts. Looking foward to trying this out in the near future.